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Generic Objects do work in PowerShell v3! So you don't need to use the New-GenericObject function provided above. It's still used in the examples below so that they're backwards compatible, but I've also added a commented out line which you can use instead, should you be running v3.
SNMP Walk.
Contents.
Go to http://sharpsnmplib.codeplex.com and browse to the Downloads tab Current latest is v8 (TritonMate), later versions are available from Nuget Download the latest binary (eg tritonmate_8.0_bin.zip from http://sharpsnmplib.codeplex.com/releases/view/79079) and extract Copy the SharpSnmpLib.dll file to somewhere you can find it EG in a folder /lib/LexTmSharpSNMP/ under where you run your scripts from Note that you may need to Unblock the file (right-click and select Properties and look for Unblock towards bottom of Properties window)
In your script (or PowerShell console window) add/run the following to include the SNMP library.
This page covers using PowerShell as an SNMP client, so that you can poll/probe/interrogate SNMP servers (be they servers, network devices, UPS's, etc).
This isn't really a Snap-In, its just a PowerShell file that you can download and include in your own script in order to get up and running with my functions.
Overview.
Snap-In for PowerShell.
Download the file below to a lib sub-folder, underneath where you normally run your scripts from http://dl.sandfordit.com/scripts/SNMP.ps1 You may need to unblock the downloaded file, right-click over the file and select Properties , then click Unblock Download the latest BigDipper binary from http://sharpsnmplib.codeplex.com/releases/view/78947 and extract Copy the SharpSnmpLib.dll file to a LexTmSharpSNMP/ folder, underneath the lib folder EG in a /lib/LexTmSharpSNMP/ under where you run your scripts from.
Used to get the results for a portion of the devices' MIB tree.
Windows 2008 Server doesn't have .NET 3.5 or 4 installed by default , therefore it needs to be installed. To do so.
All of the scripts below use SNMP v2, which is a bit more efficient than v1. Though note that it is not secure, data (including community strings) are passed across the network unencrypted - if you need to be secure, you need to use SNMP v3 (which isn't covered below - sorry).
In order to use the library you need to be able to create generic objects, which doesn't work in PowerShell v1. Its meant to be fixed in v2, but I've not got it to work (probably because I don't actually understand what they are really. So I've used this workaround by Lee Holmes).
PowerShell v1 and v2.
Go into Server Manager | Roles Select Add roles to start the wizard Select/tick the Application Server role, and then Add required feature Complete the wizard.
You can then load the assembly into your PowerShell session by something like.
Example Usage.
The basic polling and probing method in SNMP.
PowerShell v3.
All of the scripts below utilises the #SNMP (SharpSNMP) Suite for .NET/Mono. Its an open source SNMP library that supports .NET 3.5 and 4.0, which means that you can use it with PowerShell. The library has a wide range of functionality and the scripts below just cover what I consider to be the core of what you might want to do with PowerShell.
You don't need to use /n's NetCmdlets, or run the Net-SNMP executables, as other examples on the web do.

Installation.
For further examples see - http://vblog.strutt.org.uk/tag/sharpsnmplib/
Generic Objects.
SNMP and PowerShell.
The function below is Lee Holmes' work wrapped into a function.
In order to make the library available for PowerShell to use you need to have the .NET dll library file available for Powershell.
If you saved the Generic Objects workaround script, the SNMP DLL file, and the above functions in lib sub-folder to where your running your PowerShell from, then you could perform queries as follows.
SNMP Get.
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